1974_09 The Daily Collegian September 1974

              I Senate wrestles
with fee increase
Recently a CSUF senator re-
,„,     government     Is    mickey
e  -severe budget cuts
putable (sic) damage to these
on-going programs* Ihe association Is now supporting a related
t  CSUF
iiatillshes  a   framework
approximately    15,000
r  the   f
cir (two semesters) climbed
rem $136 to $144.
Steven Moe, CSUF associated
tudent body president, explained
ow the organization of Callfor-
la state university and college
residents   of  which   he   was   a
ember tried to Influence the fee
The CallforniaState University
ad Colleges Student Presidents
1  (CSUCSPA) felt the
» financed
state'monles. When a bill to
it effect passed the state legls-
e lt full support,
ieagan vetoed key «
ontoGover-
.  CSUCSPA
The  bill   is   now await
Governor's  decision  to sign c
veto the legislation.
Student support (or opposttlb
to these bills Is of key Impoi
tance In the final decision, saj
Moe and other student represer
he Collegian Include:
-a bill In the state legislature
for financing child care centers;
-proposed legislation appropriating $2.6 million for Instructional^ related activities;
-Title  9 of the Health, Edu-
i Intercolleglab
CALM BEFORE THE STORM - Things are looking pretty barren at the closed-class board west of the
Library. Rest assured, though, they'll pick up as soon as the first group starts registration. Ah, chaos!
Photo by Erik Strom.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1'
EEGIAN
CALIFORNIA      STATE      UNIVERSITY,      FRESNO
Apartment rentals:    the student expense ffiaf stayed down
usually a:
Most of the apart -
the school were built
construction
began to rise. Apartments
before that date and apart-
nts located In i
er tai base like Clovis
profitably le
Presidents' welcome College Union
to show 'Klute'
LOCATION: College Union Lounge (S-W corner), free sp<
First and second floors of'Social Science Bldg., Business   ;
Bldg.,  Art-Home Economics  Bldg., Education-Psychology
Bldg., 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.ro.
From Sept. 16 (After classes begin)
For   all   students.   SAC   services  will  be available c
continuing basis. Hours wUi be as posted.
LOCATION:   Keats   Campus   Building,   Room   105.  Phone   j
487-2188.
We hope that soon you wiU
begin to feel that this Is your
University, offering to you many
privileges and services, while
challenging you with many re-
sponslblUtles. In a very real
sense, you can get no more out
of your education here than you
put Into lt. To do your full part,
you mus be willing; to exert yourself — to request and take advantage of a service, to consult with
a member of the faculty or staff,
to pursue your academic work to
the limit of your potentialities.,
By these means you will build.
(Continued on Page 12, CoL 1) «
pleased to welcome the
and returning students to California State University, Fresno.
Tbe academic community -Is
more than Just a classroom. It Is
an area that offers opportunities
in social and cultural fields, both
of which add to the validity of a
student's education. Therefore,
students should become involved
In different activities while obtaining his or her education.
One of the most Important and
interesting aspects of a student's
coUege environment (s student
government. Why student government you ask? It la through the
vital vehicle of student government that over $300,000 of your
mooey U used for such programs
as Tbe Dally Collegian, Athletics,
P«te 12, Col. 3)
The 477-page catalog c<
a list and description of a variety
of services offered by tbe University to assist students in pUn-
nlng their academic carvers.
Information is provided on student housing,placement, financial
aids, admission procedures, and
requirements for graduation
from CSUF.
It also lists all courses offered
by CSUF dtrjrir* tbe 1974-75 academic year. Included are more
than 225 courses to be offered
for the first time. Including 118
be   offered during the  Fall
Tbe Fall semester Schedule of
Courses Is also on sale In the
Thomas Administration Building,
Room 109. The Schedule lists
courses being offered during th*
Fall semester, and a corrected
schedule of taaa.